Jøtul FS 162 - 370 - Jøtul stoves and fireplaces

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9. Fit a flex hose for combustion air (part 21). See fig. 3. If
necessary, this can be fitted later, depending on the distance
to the wall. See fig. 11 B+C.
10. Fit the ornamental stones (part 12) against the back of the
side frames using the relevant screws, see Fig. 4. These are
adjusted after being mounted on the surround.
4.2 Chimney and flue pipe
• The product can be connected to a chimney and flue pipe
approved for solid fuel products with flue gas temperatures
as specified in “2.0 Technical data” in the “Jøtul F 370 series”
manual.
• The cross section of the chimney must be at least that of
the flue pipe. See “2.0 Technical data” in the “Jøtul F 370
series” manual when calculating the correct chimney cross
section.
• Several solid fuel products can be connected to the same
chimney system if the chimney cross section is adequate.
• Connection to the chimney must be performed in accordance
with the installation instructions of the chimney supplier.
• Make sure that the flue pipe rises all the way between the
product and the chimney at the rear outlet.
• Please note that it is extremely important for connections to
have a degree of flexibility.
For recommended chimney draught, see “2.0 Technical data” in
the “Jøtul F 370-series” manual.
Flue pipe at top outlet - fig. 5
The product is supplied from the factory with smoke outlet fitted
for the top outlet. A 60 mm offset pipe (optional extra) must be
used when top-mounting a flue pipe or steel chimney.
1. Place the gasket on the edge of the offset pipe (Fig. 5A).
2. Fit the end of the offset pipe with the gasket into the smoke
outlet (Fig. 5B).
3. Check that the whole of the gasket is correctly positioned.
4. Remove the knockout in the valve plate 1 and 2 (part 19+20)
on the top of the product.
4.3 Installation
Necessary tools: Spirit level, measuring tape and rubber mallet.
NB: The base must be level. Max. 1 mm/m tolerance. This is
extremely important to ensure that the rest of the installation
is correct.
All stones must be level. This has to be checked for each new
layer of stones.
Important!
Bear in mind that the soap stones may be damaged if they are
handled roughly. Do not knock the mounting brackets too hard.
Installation should be carried out by a qualified person.
The soap stones are heavy and should be handled with care
during unpacking. Place unpacked stones on a soft base.
The surround consists of the following parts
– see fig. 6:
Part Designation Quantity
1 Bottom stone 1
2 Bottom stone w/ knockout 1
3 Soap stone, bottom layer 6
4 Side stone w/ convection hole, right 1
5 Side stone w/ convection hole, left 1
6 Cover for convection hole 2
7 Load-bearing plate 1
8 Locking bracket 1
9 Cover plate, lower 1
10 Side cartridge, left 1
11 Side cartridge, right 1
12 Ornamental stone 4
13 Cover plate, upper 1
14 Wedges 2
15 Side stone (2 extra) 16
16 Side stone for smoke outlet, left 1
17 Side stone for smoke outlet, right 1
18 Top stone 2
19 Valve plate 1 1
20 Valve plate 2 1
21 Flex hose 1
22 Hose clamp 1
23 Nut 4
24 Spacer sleeve 4
25 Threaded bolt 4
26 Screw, for ornamental stone 8
27 Mounting bracket, single w/ angle 22
28 Mounting bracket, 3/2 - left 2
29 Mounting bracket, double w/ angle 8
30 Mounting bracket, single 2
31 Mounting bracket, 3/2 - right 2
32 Screw, M8 x 25 1
33 Floor plate (optional extra) 1
1. The two bottom stones (parts 1 and 2) are put in place. See
fig. 7. Check using a spirit level, then adjust as necessary. It
is extremely important that the bottom plate be steady and
level.
2. Fit the bottom layer using soap stone (part 3). Start with the
two rear stones with convection holes (parts 4 and 5). See fig. 8.
Adjust the stones so that the joints are flush with the joints in
the bottom plate, fig. 8A. Also make sure that the edges of the
bottom stones are at the same distance all the way around,
fig. 9B.
3. Insert the two covers for convection holes (part 6) on the back,
fig. 10. The covers are attached onto the surround by folding
the two tabs to the side on the inside of the hole. Make sure
that they fit snugly.
4. Put the load-bearing plate (part 7) in position. See fig. 9C. NB!
It is extremely important that the plate is the right way round.
The slot must be on the right-hand side. See fig. 9 D.
5. When using an external air connection (optional extra, cat. no.
341296), this has to be fitted now. Position the burn chamber
in the four holes in the load-bearing plate, fig. 11. Make sure
that the flexible tube for combustion air is not trapped. This
tube is passed through an opening in the bottom stone. If
external air connection is not going to be used, cut the flex
hose at the outer edge of the opening. Suggested installation
of the flex hose for combustion air: See fig. 11B and C. Remove
the pieces of wood carefully so that the burn chamber does
not topple over. Installation completed: See fig. 11 D.
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